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While you may not understand everything in rap hit "Like a G6" — like, for example, what it means to get "slizzered" — no one can deny that the Far East Movement's jam is s a club hit with a great beat and an infectious hook that will get even the biggest wallflower away from the bar and on the dance floor.

There seem to be a lot of people lately covering Cee-Lo Green. First Eliza Doolittle covering "F*** You" in a post I put up a few weeks ago, and then Gwynnie Paltrow on Glee sang the radio-friendly version of "Forget You." Guitar freak Do Ross decided to take a little more old school with his rendition of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy." Done completely on an acoustic guitar.

Yo, Beyonce, I'm really happy for you, and I'ma let you finish. But Reba McEntire has the best cover of your song of all time.

This blog has covered everything from the Killers covering "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" to an acoustic cover of Outkast's "Hey Ya" by Obadiah Parker. But never before has a band had to face off with wildlife to see whose rendition of a song is better.

Cee-lo may be better known to some as the soulful singing half of Gnarls Barkley, with hits like "Crazy." He has a voice bigger than his body, and this summer came out with a great break-up anthem which we can't fully print on this website. His song "F*** You" — or "Forget You," if you prefer the radio edit — is his ode to a gold-digging object of his affection.